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Chris Schmidt updated XMLBEANS-362:
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Attachment: XsdTest.java
Simple test that exhibits the problem. Note that it expects the generated
XmlBean objects to be in the classpath
> XmlObject.changeType doesn't work when type inherits from imported xsd
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> Key: XMLBEANS-362
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-362
> Project: XMLBeans
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: XmlObject
> Affects Versions: Version 2.3
> Reporter: Chris Schmidt
> Attachments: inheritType.xsd, xsdBase.xsd, XsdTest.java
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> I have two xsds. One imports the other one and contains a type that
> inherits from a type within the imported file. XmlBeans properly generates a
> class that extends the base class. When I use XmlBeans to create a document,
> XmlBeans does not properly set the xsi:type. If I place the inherited type
> within the imported xsd, the generated XML properly contains the xsi:type
> attribute.
> If the changeType() method is called when the type is in the same xsd, the
> proper type is returned. When called with a type that is in the second xsd
> that inherits the base type, XmlBeans is not able to change the schema type.
> Is this expected behavior, or a defect? Is there an XmlOption or other
> configuration that is required to get this to work?
> If I create an XML document with the generated XmlBean classes with an
> element inherited from both xsds I get the following:
> <Main xmlns="http://www.example.org/XsdTest";
> xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>
> <Base remoteProp="subProp" baseAttr="baseAttr" xmlns=""/> <!-- this element
> should have an xsi:type of RemoteType -->
> <Base baseAttr="base" anotherAttr="another" xsi:type="xsd:LocalType"
> xmlns:xsd="http://www.example.org/XsdTest"; xmlns=""/>
> </Main>
> Note that the second element uses the type that inherits from the original
> xsd. It has the xsi:type properly set. The first element is from the
> secondary xsd that imports the first. If I use the changeType() method on
> the first element, I get the original XmlBean object without any warnings
> what went wrong, even though I set the actual concrete class into the array.
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